The Golden State Warriors’ long-awaited second star hasn’t exactly put up numbers befitting that status since arriving at the trade deadline. Andrew Wiggins was averaging 17.6 points per game when the Dubs sent him to the Miami Heat.

With Curry still playing at a superstar level, the Warriors struck a trade deadline deal to land Jimmy Butler, looking to maximize their generational talent's time with the club. Upon his arrival, Butler posted a 7-1 record when in Golden State's lineup. He's elevated play for everyone on the hardwood with him, especially Curry.

In free agency, the Warriors could acquire an Indiana Pacers superstar center and allow Green to play his natural position. “Golden State has formed a revolutionary dynasty over the last decade-plus largely without having traditional rim-protecting 7-footers,” Empire Sports Media’s Matthew Legros wrote Tuesday.